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<blockquote data-quote="Anthony Collova" data-source="post: 6517235" data-attributes="member: 558844">Is it rattles or vibrations that you have?Rmember they are 2 different animals and need to be treated with 2 different solutions.Vibrations occure on a single resonating panelRattles occure when two panels resonate against one anotherIf you have vibrations, you need to use a damper to silnece them. Either a constraint layer damper or a coating will work well.If you have rattles, you will need to isolate the panels from one another. You can use a number of different methods for this depending on the exact situation. Silicone, closed cell foam, old gym sock. Pretty much anything that keeps the panles from contacting one another.Most people have vibrations, but call them rattles.Look in to these popular and solid performersDynamat ExtremeHushmatRaammat BXT IISDS CLD tilesSecond Skin Damplifier (Pro)Second Skin SPL TilesAny of these will do the jobANT</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Anthony Collova, post: 6517235, member: 558844"] Is it rattles or vibrations that you have? Rmember they are 2 different animals and need to be treated with 2 different solutions. Vibrations occure on a single resonating panel Rattles occure when two panels resonate against one another If you have vibrations, you need to use a damper to silnece them. Either a constraint layer damper or a coating will work well. If you have rattles, you will need to isolate the panels from one another. You can use a number of different methods for this depending on the exact situation. Silicone, closed cell foam, old gym sock. Pretty much anything that keeps the panles from contacting one another. Most people have vibrations, but call them rattles. Look in to these popular and solid performers Dynamat Extreme Hushmat Raammat BXT II SDS CLD tiles Second Skin Damplifier (Pro) Second Skin SPL Tiles Any of these will do the job ANT [/QUOTE]

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